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2. The Ikan Difference
4 months ago
Experience the Ikan difference!
When shooting HD projects, it is often hard to compose and focus properly, especially when using 35mm adapters. Trusting the resolution of a 1080p image to a small low-res camera LCD is a risky move. The only way to be sure your image is as good as it possibly can be is to use an Ikan monitor.
For this short film, we took the same concept for a film and shot a version with and without an external monitor. Please enjoy or comedic exaggeration of how much an IKAN monitor can affect your final product!
CREW:
Directed by Ben Bunch
DoP Doug Smith
Edited by Doug Smith & Ben Bunch
CAST:
Max Tachis
Ian Alexeeff
Official Submission of the "Wish I Had an Ikan" 2009 short film festival.
When shooting HD projects, it is often hard to compose and focus properly, especially when using 35mm adapters. Trusting the resolution of a 1080p image to a small low-res camera LCD is a risky move. The only way to be sure your image is as good as it possibly can be is to use an Ikan monitor.
For this short film, we took the same concept for a film and shot a version with and without an external monitor. Please enjoy or comedic exaggeration of how much an IKAN monitor can affect your final product!
CREW:
Directed by Ben Bunch
DoP Doug Smith
Edited by Doug Smith & Ben Bunch
CAST:
Max Tachis
Ian Alexeeff
Official Submission of the "Wish I Had an Ikan" 2009 short film festival.
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